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| Gizmo |
Gizmo has been adopted! He is now living with a family with six kids, another dog and a cat! I can only imagine the mischief he will be able to get into with that crew. It's a wonderful family and I think he'll be very happy.
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| Huey |
Huey was also adopted! He was the only puppy to get adopted this past weekend, but hopefully the others will have better luck this coming weekend. Donald, Daisy, Dewey and Louie are starting to grow a lot, and starting to develop their own personalities now. Donald and Dewey are the two cuddle-bugs. They just want belly rubs and attention. Daisy and Louie are too busy running around and playing tug to stop for cuddles. They're into everything!
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| Bunny |
Bunny is still doing about the same. She continues to enjoy the outdoors, and continues to take treats from me, but still doesn't like to be petted.
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| Tulsa |
When I first fostered Tulsa as a puppy several years ago, my husband really didn't care for her. So I am really enjoying the fact that she's improved so much that he actually asked to foster her! Since he's still living at our old house with our dogs Remi and Noelle, I didn't expect him to ever want to foster another dog. But several times while he was here at the cabin he commented on how much Tulsa has improved, and eventually said he'd like to take her to his house to foster! So last week Tulsa moved back to our old house, where she's doing great with Remi and Noelle. We're still trying to find her a permanent adoptive home, and I'll still be taking her to adoption events, but in the meantime it's nice to know she's somewhere that she is doing so well.
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| Ziggy |
And then there's Ziggy. I'm very happy that he's back, but he told me today that he's ready to go back and live with his second mom again. He's talking about the trainer who has been fostering him and working with him for several weeks. She's awesome, but I told Ziggy that she might not want him to come back again. He said that was ridiculous. So we'll see. We've been trying to learn how to do agility weave poles, and I may have been pushing him too hard, because he says that she's more fun than I am. So now I'm determined to change that, and we'll be going for another river walk soon - one of Ziggy's favorite things!
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| Roxy |
Roxy is still continuing with her Canine Good Citizen classes. She's learned to lie down on command and is doing very well with her stay command. Around here she's doing much better too - she doesn't follow me everywhere, and will lay down across the room instead of having to be touching me constantly. She's such a great dog, and I really enjoy fostering her.
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| Toby |
You may have noticed that there have been several dogs leaving here recently (Phil, Gizmo, Tulsa, etc) and not so many dogs coming in. There's a deaf dog in Memphis that I'm hoping to foster soon, so I want to leave some room for him. And since Roxy had no one to play with, I also brought home Toby for a short visit. I fostered Toby a few months ago, and then he moved to another foster home for awhile. He'll be going back to that foster home again soon, but for now he's taking a short vacation with me. He's a great dog, but he has so much energy that it's difficult to get him to ever calm down. This is probably the main reason he hasn't been adopted yet. He goes to adoption events every week, and hopefully his turn will come soon!
It was a good week for puppy adoptions. First Huey was adopted, then Donald, then Louie, then Dewey. So now Daisy is sitting here with me all alone. She doesn't seem to mind that her siblings are all gone. This could be because now she gets all the attention. She's cuddled up with me and Roxy on the couch right now. She doesn't have to share her puppy food with her brothers. She gets to go outside with the big dogs now, and we'll start working on house training. But with as cute as she is, I am pretty sure she'll be adopted before long too!
